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Alabama Jumpers(Amynthus Gracilus)

These are the perfect fit for your hard clay soil or any garden.

Just add some leaves, grass clippings, or kitchen scraps and keep it moist and these worms will eat it all up turning the food and surrounding clay into a wonderful amended soil for your garden while multiplying in the process.

They also assist in aerating and tilling the ground.

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Attention!

The supplier I use for the Alabama Jumpers has past away :(

I am very sorry for the inconvenience as I have several customers that rely on me for the supply of worms. This came as a huge surprise and inconvenience to me as well. Come back soon. I'm negotiating with suppliers at this very moment for spring.

More Jumper Info

Alabama Jumpers are harvested by hand from Alabama. They are TRUE Jumpers. As long as there is plenty of moist, decaying matter (mostly in carbon form or manure) added on top of the soil they will plow and bulldoze through your ugly clay and sandy soil.

Also a great Fishing worm due to it's liveliness and ability to stay on the hook. It is a very meaty worm. This would explain why it's able to tunnel through the clay so well by using its muscular power.

They can reach sizes of up to 7 inches but this depends on many variables and what you feed them.

Jumpers grow best outside of a worm bin when they can have the freedom to roam around, dig, and just do their thing. They are not typically cultured in a worm system (covered in the eBook). I'm not saying it can't be done, you will just have better results outside.

AJ's are harvested by volume and sometimes worm count may be a bit under or over due to different sizes of adults and juveniles.

They are a pricey worm because they are harvest by hand in the wild all-year-round when conditions are favorable to do so.

Once the order is shipped I cannot change or stop your order. You are responsible for them once you receive them. This is the standard in the industry.

I hear it all of the time, "Pauly, I should have spent a few extra dollars for quality worms. Mine arrived sick, dehydrated, smelly or even dead."

You
can find cheaper worms somewhere else, but those that have ordered from
me can definitely tell the difference. Other sites will also have a
guarantee and will ship you another batch but you then have to wait
ANOTHER week.

I have a 99% customer satisfaction on all orders.

Your worms will arrive fat, dumb and ready to start working for you
the second you open the box. I and several other people have ordered
worms from cheaper suppliers only to discover them dead or sick looking
and this will impede your composting process right from the start.